LTX launched Retake, a tool that lets you modify specific frames from existing videos without regenerating the entire clip.
Works on any video - Retake can modify existing videos regardless of how they were created, letting you adjust performances, framing, or story beats after the fact
Directing-focused controls - Built around film language like retakes and redirects, so you can iterate on character behavior, timing, and camera movement using text instructions inside LTX Studio's timeline
Available now in LTX Studio - Ships as part of LTX's existing AI video workflow with their "start for free" pricing model, not a separate standalone tool
Targets iteration friction - Positioned as an alternative to re-prompting and regenerating full clips when you need small creative adjustments, framing the workflow around directing shots rather than gambling on new generations
The quality of the outputs from posted demos seems questionable for professional use. We're also just reporting on what the model can do - not whether it should be used. There is obviously a significant ethical and permission concern regarding modifying performances of real actors.
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